Rathbones AM eyes Asia ex-Japan and EM fund launches with triple manager hire

Lisa Lim, Tim Love and Joaquim Nogueira

Sorin Dojan
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Rathbones Asset Management has hired three fund managers in a bid to enter the Asia ex-Japan and global emerging markets space for the first time.

The three fund managers – Lisa Lim, Tim Love and Joaquim Nogueira – will be based in London and report to Tom Carroll, chief executive of Rathbones AM. Lim joins Rathbones AM as head of Asia ex-Japan equities and a fund manager. Prior to her move to Rathbones, she worked at Prusik Investment Management as a partner and portfolio manager, where she played a significant role in setting up and leading its sustainable investing capabilities. Rathbones profits surge 73% while outflows rise following IW&I integration Before that, she was a fund manager at Columbia Threadneedle for o...

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